I can understand...

Rating: 9/10 (14 July 2003)

So I can understand why people would not like this film. Maybe the camera work bothered them. Maybe they wanted more zombies and gore. Maybe they didn't like the characters or story. Or possibly some had trouble with the male nudity.
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Well now, after the release of the this horrible infection, known as Rage, the world, 28 days later, has succumb to the disease. And the infected do not die, they become these horrible creatures, almost in a state of having rabies where they go insane and just attack people. In comes Jim, someone who wakes in a hospital, naked, and roams this forsaken city, seeing his world in shambles. Soon he meets up with Selena and another man (who does not matter, trust me). They then meet up with a father and daughter and go on there way from a radio transmission telling them to go towards a military outpost of some sort. After reaching it, the outcome grows ugly but in the end their saviors come and the movie closes on a happy note.
I loved Jim's performance in this movie and I also thought that the daughter, Hannah, was portrayed quite well. The characters are believable and they react as anyone would do in those situations. And for those who complain that this is not a zombie film, well you are right, but I am glad that it is not and that it turned out to be something better than that. It had much more important themes, the most important to me was that even though the world can be ravaged by such a horrible disease, that human beings can still be horrible to each other. It's true in those times, and it is true now. Overall, I give this movie a 8 out of 10 and I was glad to watch it. I will buy it once it comes out. Until then...later